Kate Garraway has said her desperate 嘆願 to a London 会議 on social マスコミ was made 'out of utter 失望／欲求不満' after receiving an 'unsettling 地位，任命する making 需要・要求するs' in relation to her late husband Derek Draper.
The Good Morning Britain?host had （刑事）被告 Haringey 会議 in north London of sending '需要・要求するing' letters which he '明白に can't 答える／応じる to' after his death at the age of 56 before Christmas.
The grieving mother-of-two, who recently 明らかにする／漏らすd she was in 手足を不自由にする／（物事を）損なうing 負債 from the 支払う／賃金ing carers to look after Derek as he 戦う／戦いd the 影響s of long Covid, ガス／煙d that she had spe nt 'ten days' trying to speak to an 公式の／役人 at the 会議.
Some 17 hours after the 地位，任命する on X (以前は Twitter), in which she also （人命などを）奪う，主張するd to have been left on 持つ／拘留する for nearly an hour, the 会議 答える／応じるd underneath asking for more （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） about what the problem was.
Speaking on the ITV programme she co-現在のs with Ed Balls today, Kate 明らかにする／漏らすd more 詳細（に述べる）s about why she had spoken out on social マスコミ and 主張するd it was 'not an attack' on the 地元の 当局.
Speaking on Good Morning Britain today, Kate Garraway said her social マスコミ 地位，任命する was made 'out of utter 失望／欲求不満'
Political lobbyist Derek died 老年の 56 in January after a long 戦う／戦い with Covid-19
放送者 Kate has spoken candidly about losing her husband and has also opened up about her perilous 財政上の 明言する／公表する?
After Ed brought up her 最近の tweet, Kate said: 'This is not an attack on Haringey 会議, it was born out of utter 失望／欲求不満. I don't like putting things on to Twitter but many good people, 含むing ツバメ 吊りくさび, say that often the people who 監視する social マスコミ are also more staffed than the people who have to answer phones.
'It's not really sending the 地位，任命する, as you understand, there will be a period where the algorithm doesn't work out, when someone's passed away. It's just something that's been going on for about three or four years, 現実に.
'The 無（不）能 to 伝える to people that this is to do with many things but this is 特に to do with 地位，任命するs, 法案s, 需要・要求するs, 脅すs of （強制）執行官s still going to Derek, even though I've been 支払う／賃金ing those things but I have a different 指名する on some accounts and not 存在 able to get through to anyone to say: "This person has passed away."
'I'm sure I'm not alone in that. I will say it's a ありふれた experience and very 失望させるing because you want to be able to sort things out as quickly as possible.?
'Lots of companies and areas do have 明確な／細部 bereavement people who take that on for you and help you to navigate through, but it's just that others don't and you're having the same conversation again and again.
'Sorry about putting that on Twitter but Haringey 会議 have got in touch and asked me to DM them 直接／まっすぐに with my 詳細（に述べる）s and hopefully it will get 解決するd!?
'But then it shouldn't be because you're on the telly and you Tweet something that these things happen, should it? Because I'm sure there's many people who are railing against it without that. So we will see!'
Good Morning Britain host Kate, 56, took to social マスコミ on Tuesday to 表明する her 失望／欲求不満 with Haringey 会議 and beg for their help
Kate （人命などを）奪う，主張するs that Haringey 会議 (pictured), in north London, is still sending Derek letters which she said he '明白に can't 答える／応じる to'
The 56-year-old had vented her 失望／欲求不満 on X on Tuesday すぐに after 5pm, 令状ing: '@haringeycouncil -please help - have been trying for ten days sold [sic] to speak to someone about my husband passing away - に引き続いて unsettling 地位，任命する making 需要・要求するs which 明白に he can’t 答える／応じる to.
'I just cannot get through. Again today nearly 50 mins wait.'
Visibly 怒った at the 欠如（する） of 返答, she 追加するd: 'Is there a bereavement service or SOMETHING!!!!'
Kate did not 明らかにする what the 地位，任命する was in relation to or what '需要・要求するs' were 存在 made.
After finally managing to get through to someone, she （人命などを）奪う，主張するs she was put 'straight 支援する to the beginning'. She said she was then put on 持つ／拘留する for another 20 minutes before the call 削減（する） off at 5pm.
Visibly 怒った at the 欠如（する） of 返答, she 追加するd: 'Is there a bereavement service or SOMETHING!!!!'
Kate did not 明らかにする what the 地位，任命する was in relation to or what '需要・要求するs' were 存在 made.
The 会議 did finally 答える／応じる to her this morning on X, 以前は Twitter - 17 hours after her own 地位，任命するs, at 10.09am today.
The 地元の 当局 said on the 場所／位置: 'Hello Kate. I'm sorry to hear that. Please send us a DM and 供給する the 詳細（に述べる）s of your enquiry along with your 接触する 詳細（に述べる）s and I'll see what I can do to help. Thank you.'
Derek was の中で the first in the UK to 落ちる 本気で ill with Covid-19 and was 認める to an 集中的な care 部隊 as the country entered lockdown in March 2020.
Kate could have to 支払う／賃金 a staggering 料金 of up to £800,000 for all the care used for her late husband Derek Draper
Derek's final moments were shown in the 文書の, that also 逮捕（する）d him talking on camera about his 戦う／戦い for the first time?
He was one of the country's longest-苦しむing Covid 患者s after 存在 in hospital but never fully 回復するd after the ウイルス left long-継続している 損失 to his 組織／臓器s and meant he needed 一連の会議、交渉／完成する-the-clock care. He 苦しむd a heart attack before Christmas and died on January 3.
Broadcas ter Kate has spoken candidly about losing her husband and has also opened up about her perilous 財政上の 明言する／公表する.
In the ITV 文書の Derek's Story - which was filmed while he was still alive - she says his care was costing £16,000 a month.
In an emotional admission of the couple's 悲惨な 財政／金融s, she said: 'Derek's care costs more than my salary from ITV and that is before you 支払う／賃金 for a mortgage, before you 支払う／賃金 any 世帯 法案s, before you 支払う／賃金 for anything for the kids, so we are at a crunch point.
'I am in 負債. I can't earn enough money to cover my 負債 because I am managing Derek's care and I can't even use the money I do have to support Derek's 回復 because it's going on the basics all the time.
Kate - who 借りがあるs between £500,000 to £800,000 - told The Times last month: 'Derek's needs were 明確に so 広大な／多数の／重要な, yet he didn’t 令状 基金d care ― so you think, "If he isn’t getting it, then who is?"
'To be fair to them, no one’s 接触するd me since he’s passed away to ask for that. They may 井戸／弁護士席 still do, but they 港／避難所’t as yet.
'The bigger picture of the その上の 控訴，上告s I 港／避難所’t 演説（する）／住所d yet, because I’m still in 生き残り 方式. It’s supposed to be a system that’s meant to catch you if you 落ちる. But 現実に, it feels like it’s trying to catch you out.'
Derek's final moments were shown in the 文書の, that also 逮捕（する）d him talking on camera about his 戦う／戦い for the first time.
He really '手配中の，お尋ね者 to have his say' にもかかわらず his illness leaving him with very 限られた／立憲的な speech, によれば The Sun.
The touching ITV 文書の 逮捕（する）d emotional moments と一緒に his children and his beloved wife Kate as he bravely fought the 病気 after four years.
A poignant moment from the 文書の's trailer, showed the former political 助言者 lying in bed as he wrote 負かす／撃墜する in his notepad.
During a heart-wrenching moment from the clip, Derek said: 'My 指名する's Derek Draper, I want you to hear my story.'
The GMB host sat on his bed as she asked, 'You've written Covid changed everything. Do you mean for you?' as Derek replied: 'Yes.'
A source told the 出版（物）: 'De rek really 手配中の，お尋ね者 to make this 文書の and have his say. It was incredibly 勇敢に立ち向かう of him to let cameras into his home.'
Speaking with co-host Ed Balls on Good Morning Britain, Kate 認める she 'can't やめる believe' that Derek isn't with her to 'watch his story'.
'It's been pretty emotional 現実に. Makes you want to jump in the 審査する and give him a 抱擁する.'
